it's called beatmatching. you take two vinyls and match the beat by bending the pitch ever so slightly and getting the tempos to match, hence "beat matching". this is a very common technique amongst DJs but very good getting people to realize the technique. usually it isn't associated with mainstream music or well known artists as most DJs only beatmatch two tracks unrecognizable by the general public but good exposure on the technique.

I'm sorry I didnt listen to the full song before, I liked it and just voted right away, now that I listen to this track it was beatmatched not with two vinyls but with a filter program the same way you make any other ytmnd sound or song. my bad. but still...either way it's cool.

"i first heard this over a year ago. sure you made it or just taking credit
for it?" Sound origin lists DJ Zebra
lol, I could put a Metallica song in a YTMND and put Led Zeppelin as the sound orgin. Just because that's what the author said the sound orgin was, doesn't mean it's true. Also, this sounds like sh*t.